https://youtu.be/T3YH4A5aYN0
#FoxNews #Gutfeld
Gutfeld: This is worse for the climate than gasoline
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Feb 16, 2022
4773 26-Sep-2020 7:32:51 PM EDT
'What did we learn this week?
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Durham 'true' start?
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Durham 'take-over' Huber [select parts re: CF-i]?
What if there's another prosecutor (outside of DC) assigned by SESSIONS w/ the same mandate/authority?'
4755 24-Sep-2020 2:35:34 PM EDT
'https://www.foxnews.com/politics/durham-assumed-parts-of-john-hubers-clinton-foundation-review-source
Tracking events?
Scope exceeds illegal spy campaign?
Why?
7th floor [FBI] team removed/terminated [7th floor is no more]?
Normal?
What other investigations [same team] 'touch' [alter outcome]?
How are other investigations 'bridged' to 'illegal spy' campaign?
BIGGER THAN YOU CAN IMAGINE.
There is a reason why this was leaked today.
The 'Election Infection' cannot stop what is coming.'
>July 19, 2020
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/meadows-previews-school-reopening-plans-durham-probe-results-i-expect-indictments
White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows said Sunday that it's "time for people to go to jail" as part of U.S. Attorney John Durham's probe into FBI misconduct – prompting ex-Trump aide George Papadopoulos to sound a celebratory note on Twitter.
The comments came as Fox News learned this weekend that Jennifer Boone, a senior FBI official who oversaw the flawed probe into former Trump adviser Carter Page, has received a major promotion to lead a field office – and the bureau won't say why.
Meadows, during his Sunday interview with Fox News' "Sunday Morning Futures," also previewed the Trump administration's soon-to-be-released plans for reopening schools and implementing new economic stimulus measures. More details, Meadows said, would be coming this week.
However, Meadows' comments on the Durham probe were among his most suggestive yet. They followed Attorney General Bill Barr's comments to Fox News earlier this year that Durham's findings have been "very troubling" and that familiar names are currently being probed.
"I think the American people are expecting indictments," Meadows told anchor Maria Bartiromo. "I expect indictments based on the evidence I've seen. Lindsey Graham did a good job in getting that out. We know that they not only knew that there wasn't a case, but they continued to investigate and spy."
Internal FBI documents that emerged in April showed that Peter Strzok the now-disgraced anti-Trump former head of FBI counterintelligence ordered the investigation of former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn to remain open even after it was slated to be closed due to a lack of so-called "derogatory" information. Strzok pursued an investigation based on the Logan Act, a law never used in a successful prosecution and that was intended to prevent individuals from falsely representing the U.S. government abroad in a pre-telephone era.
"And yes, I use the word spy on Trump campaign officials and actually even doing things when this president was sworn in," Meadows continued. "And after that and doing in an inappropriate manner, you're going to see a couple of other documents come out in the coming days that will suggest that not only was the campaign spied on, but the FBI did not act appropriately as they were investigating. It's all starting to come unraveled. And I tell you, it's time that people go to jail and people are indicted."
The Justice Department's (DOJ's) watchdog has identified critical errors in every FBI wiretap application that it audited as part of the fallout from the bureau's heavily flawed investigation into former Trump adviser Carter Page, who was surveilled during the campaign in part because of a largely discredited dossier funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee (DNC).
The FBI repeatedly accused Page of being a "foreign agent" in its warrant applications. Page has not been charged with any wrongdoing, and the DOJ has since admitted that its warrant applications lacked probable cause and should not have been sought. ..
4489 21-Jun-2020 1:52:30 PM EDT
'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlqWMazIYUQ
Focus @: 21:45
Can you see and understand their attempts to slow-stop accountability?
Who benefits the most?
COVID-2 [C]: Lockdown(s)
Lockdown(s) +C: POTUS economic gains wiped
Lockdown(s) +C: POTUS unemployment gains wiped
Lockdown(s) +C: POTUS rally hold [prevent gathering_dim energy]
Lockdown(s) +C: Close churche(s) _other person-to-person [keep in isolation _dim energy _fear no hope]
Lockdown(s) +C: Inc death toll _[D] mayor(s)/gov(s) push COVID positive seniors to hot zone(s) [senior (home) care facilities] _retain FEAR & lockdown (isolate _control) _combine pneumonia influenza death count w/ COVID [inc death toll]
Lockdown(s) +C: BIDEN hideaway prevent 'self-embarrassment'
Lockdown(s) +C: [D] state mail-in-ballot doorstep flood
Lockdown(s) +C: Build public unrest _[future BLM (4)-year push]
Lockdown(s) +C: Release unrest [BLM (4)-year push] within closed [D] controlled cities & dedicated safe zone(s) [mayor-gov coordinated (guarantee) release of those arrested]
BLM (4)-year push: BIDEN negative news ELIM re: UKRAINE-CHINA family bribes and corruption
BLM (4)-year push: BIDEN negative news ELIM re: SEXUAL ASSAULT CLAIM re: Tara Reade [preserve #MeToo future [R] attack]
BLM (4)-year push: Insert ANTIFA [D][F] pocket-controlled [D] safe zone(s) _Country on fire (real) _MSDNC _peaceful protests (fake) _bait POTUS use of GI MIL [civ untrained] capture 'money shot' [shooting of 'peaceful protestor'][breach of WH perimeter][takeover central location][attempt WH breach safety-security POTUS][current-former MIL public statement(s) _POTUS unconstitutional framework MIL takeover if exercised [loyalists prevent]]
BLM (4)-year push: C wave2 opportunity card [D] mayor(s)/gov(s) impose new restrictions if needed _retain narrative mail-in-vote(ing) needed safety security _limit economic / unemployment recovery (slow)
Added: Barr _today
Lockdown(s) +C: Halt use of grand jury[ies] due to 'close proximity' _COVID mandated restrictions throughout all cities
Lockdown(s) +C: Halt travel of called witnesses re: pending investigation [Durham (known)] _legal out deployed by witness "I do not feel comfortable and/or safe traveling due to COVID-19 health concerns."
[Driver: Baseline: MSDNC coordinated narrative con]
Apply logic and common sense:
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What are they trying to prevent?
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Who benefits the most?
All assets deployed.'
>start at 1:30 for some keks w Hodge Twins re eric adams
https://rumble.com/vubkoy-nyc-mayor-eric-adams-says-crackers-and-negros.html
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Says 'Crackers and Negros'
HodgeTwins
Published February 7, 2022 6,194 Views
i don't have video sorry
>mike pence receipts start at 14:41
https://rumble.com/vux22u-diamond-and-silk-call-out-mike-pence.-these-ladies-bring-the-receipts-and-t.html
Diamond and Silk call out Mike Pence. These ladies bring the receipts and then some.
Diamond and Silk
Published February 14, 2022 4,525 Views
https://youtu.be/FztiTg5tYZI
AG Barr discusses the latest in Durham probe and John Bolton's book | Part 2
2,897,256 views
Premiered Jun 21, 2020
https://archive.md/20200621204540/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlqWMazIYUQ
>Jun 21, 2020
>CIA Director William S. Sessions
William Steele Sessions (May 27, 1930 – June 12, 2020) was an American attorney and jurist who served as a United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas and Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Sessions served as FBI director from 1987 to 1993, when he was dismissed by President Bill Clinton. After leaving the public sector, Sessions represented Semion Mogilevich, international leader of the Russian mafia. He was the father of Texas Congressman Pete Sessions. - wiki
FBI Director (1987–1993)
After a two-month search, Sessions was nominated to succeed William H. Webster as FBI Director by President Ronald Reagan and was sworn in on November 2, 1987.[6]
The selection of Judge Sessions (an "outsider" from Texas) as FBI Director was unpopular among upper management of the Bureau. However, Sessions was viewed as combining tough and informed direction with fairness, and was respected even by the Reagan administration's critics, although he was sometimes ridiculed as straitlaced and dull and lacking hands-on career FBI leadership experience (he was a career Federal judge). He worked to raise the image of the FBI in Congress and, among other issues, fought to raise the pay of FBI agents, which had lagged behind other law enforcement agencies.[6]
Despite being a Republican who was appointed by Reagan, Sessions disappointed the administration of US President George H. W. Bush, Republican, for not being sufficiently partisan, and he was also personally disliked by Attorney General Dick Thornburgh for similar reasons. Sessions was regarded as being too independent of AG authority, and had also an uneasy, confrontational relationship with Thornburgh's successor William P. Barr. Reflecting the tensions between Barr's Justice Department and the independently-run Bureau, Sessions announced that the FBI would be looking into whether Justice Department officials illegally misled a federal judge in a politically sensitive bank fraud case involving loans to Iraq before the Persian Gulf War, and 48 hours later Sessions was the subject of an politically-motivated ethics investigation on whether he had abused his authority over his travel and office perks.[7][6]
Sessions enjoyed his strongest support among liberal Democrats in Congress.[7][6] Sessions was applauded for pursuing a policy of broadening the FBI to include more women and minorities, efforts which upset the "old boys" at the Bureau.[6] - wiki
Later career
William Sessions was the American attorney of Semion Mogilevich, the "boss of bosses" of the Russian mafia, and a member of the FBI Most Wanted Fugitives list, with close ties to Vladimir Putin.[17][18][19] - wiki
'Sessions was FBI director during the controversial 1992 confrontation at Ruby Ridge, Idaho, during which the unarmed Vicky Weaver was shot dead by an FBI sniper during an AG Janet Reno authorized multi-agency Federal raid on a known anti-government militia site. This incident provoked heavy criticism of Federal law enforcement, as did the deadly assault on the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas that lasted from February 28 to April 19, 1993, also directed by AG Reno.[10]'
4486 20-Jun-2020 3:15:16 PM EDT
'CIA Director _early 2017 - April 2018?
External Advisory Board (CIA) members during this time?
Was Bill Barr a member of the board?
What advantages might exist to incoming AG Barr re: member of external advisory board (CIA)?
What advantages might exist to Sec of State re: former Dir of CIA?
It must be right.
It must be according to the law.
It must be proven.
It's what you don't see.
Durham is not the only game in town.'
>fbi loophole re state dept request
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4AM